Introduction to Maya - Rendering in Arnold
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Help with sword
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if its polys, just cut away the intersecting sections and attach the 2 models, if its nurbs, just detach some curves and do some more lofts
u can always convert the model
which method are you using?
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and u can just move the cylinders out of they squash, or use less nurbs circles (or whatever you're using to loft)
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but lofting seems easiest?
for example make a square, (not cube) then a circle and loft them,
or make a square and attach two cv curves and loft??
either way just playing with the controls should yield something worth keeping....
post your image when you are done
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